Summary

Australian scientists warned drivers and passengers of new cars that danger lurks within their brand new vehicles. It is not the soft fabric or leather that encases comfortable bucket seats, or the shining new dashboard, or the designs of the sporty steering wheel that harbor the danger. It is the reassuring smell of the new car that spells danger. The odor actually contains high levels of toxic air emissions that can make the driver and passengers ill.

• Australian scientists warned drivers and passengers of new cars that danger lurks within their brand new vehicles.

• The odor actually contains high levels of toxic air emissions that can make the driver and passengers ill.

• The new smell of a new car contains high levels of toxic air emissions and can make the driver ill.

• New cars are dangerous.

So what are the precautions that new car owners have to take? Brown pointed out in a statement that the remedy was simple. "To avoid some exposure to this toxic cocktail, people who buy new cars should make sure that there is plenty of outside air entering the vehicle while they drive it for at least 6 months." The implications are clear. Drivers should refrain from using their car air-conditioners and drive with their windows rolled down.

• Brown pointed out in a statement that the remedy was simple.

• "To avoid some exposure to this toxic cocktail, people who buy new cars should make sure that there is plenty of outside air entering the vehicle while they drive it for at least 6 months."

• Drivers should refrain from using their car air-conditioners and drive with their windows rolled down.

• Drivers should refrain from using their car air-conditioners and drive with their windows rolled down for six months.

Most of these stores drew enough customers to fill their huge shops by offering two new things. One was the new manufactures, particularly clothing, goods and accessories, household furnishings and equipment of all kinds that were coming out of the factories in increasing quantity. The specialist shops stocked these too, of course, but the department stores always made it a point to be the first in the field if they could with novelty of any kind. And the other special thing they offered the middle-class shoppers, many of whom were newly rich and a little experienced in luxury shopping, was a lavish display and wide choice of these goods.

• Most of these stores drew enough customers to fill their huge shops by offering two new things.

• Most of these stores drew enough customers to fill their huge shops by offering new manufactures and wide choices.

• Most of these stores drew enough customers to fill their huge shops.

• They offered the middle-class shoppers, many of whom were newly rich and a little experienced in luxury shopping, was a lavish display and wide choice of these goods.

There are times when the night sky glows with bands of color. The bands may begin as cloud shapes and then spread into a great arc across the entire sky. They may fall in folds like a curtain drawn across the heavens. The lights usually grow brighter, then suddenly dim. During this time the sky glows with pale yellow, pink, green, violet, blue, and red. These lights are called the Aurora Borealis. Some people call them the Northern Lights. Scientists have been watching them for hundreds of years. They are not quite sure what causes them. In ancient timespeople were afraid of the Lights. They imagined that they saw fiery dragons in the sky. Some even concluded that the heavens were on fire.

• The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, are bands of color in the night sky. Ancient people thought that these lights were dragon on fire, and even modern scientists are not sure what they are.

• The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, are bands of color in the night sky.

• The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, are bands of color in the night sky. Even modern scientists are not sure what they are.

• The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, are bands of color in the night sky and no one is sure what they are.

Experts emphasise the importance of parents in supporting their children. Mr Bryan Tan, 45, chief executive of Centre for Fathering, Mums for Life and Dads for Life, said disruptions to normal school routines in the past two years have brought about an unprecedented amount of stress for children, and some may not be able to voice out what they are experiencing.

"It is therefore important for our children to know that their fathers are there to support them and are there for them when they encounter difficulties adjusting to these changes brought about by the pandemic," he added.

• Experts emphasise the importance of parents in supporting their children.

• It is therefore important for our children to know that their fathers are there to support them and are there for them when they encounter difficulties adjusting to these changes brought about by the pandemic.

• Parents must support their children during the pandemic.

• Disruptions to normal school routines in the past two years have brought about an unprecedented amount of stress for children.

In a year of Zoom burnout, mask profiteering, and virtual yoga, perhaps no COVID-19 phenomenon will have a more lasting impact than WFH, or work from home. The pandemic drove companies worldwide to shut their offices, sometimes at a day’s notice. By June of last year, 42% of the U.S. labor force, largely from the ranks of white-collar employees and professionals, were working from home, many shutting their apartments and logging in from cheaper or more serene locations. Similar retreats to home offices happened around the world.

• In a year of Zoom burnout, mask profiteering, and virtual yoga, perhaps no COVID-19 phenomenon will have a more lasting impact than WFH, or work from home.

• The biggest COVID-19 impact is WFH, or work from home.

• Covid drove companies worldwide to shut their offices, sometimes at a day’s notice.

• Similar retreats to home offices happened around the world because of Covid.

Now, a year on, it seems possible that office life might never be the same again. For millions, working from home has come to signify higher-end employment. Indeed, the gulf is now starkly visible on the streets between those able to perform their jobs remotely, and lower-paid transport, health, or retail workers who have no WFH option. With offices shut, large numbers of canteen and lunch-hour restaurant workers, janitors, and others have lost their jobs altogether. It is a “ticking time bomb for inequality,” says Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom.

• Now, a year on, it seems possible that office life might never be the same again.

• Indeed, the gulf is now starkly visible on the streets between those able to perform their jobs remotely, and lower-paid transport, health, or retail workers who have no WFH option.

• The income gap between those who can work from home and the lower-paid who cannot is now bigger.

• It is a “ticking time bomb for inequality''.

Despite such wrenching dislocations, most remote employees say that when the pandemic finally ends, they will want the choice of where they work, with many preferring a flexible mix of office and home. That is a profound shift, with which companies will need to grapple for years. Yes, businesses will save millions on utilities and office rent. And there is also saved productivity, lost before to hours spent in needless meetings or on long commutes. 

• Work From Home saves business millions of dollars.

• Many want flexible work place even after the pandemic.

• Companies will need to grapple for years.

• Work from home avoids unnecesary meetings and commuting.

But the loss from making WFH permanent could be just as big. Those only beginning their careers have struggled to be productive while working from home. And studies show that face-to-face contact is crucial for generating new ideas. Gmail, Google News, and Street View all grew out of chitchat over free gourmet lunches at Google HQ. 

• Permanent WFH has its disadvantages.

• Permanent WFH may lead to unproductivity and uncreativity.

• Face-to-face contact is crucial for generating ideas.

• Beginners will stuggle to be productive at work.

Both pre- and post-pandemic, a variety of studies have found that online remote learning simply cannot replace the classroom experience. The lack of personal interaction and social engagement appears to impair knowledge retention, with younger children least able to adapt. Like many aspects of the pandemic, this burden has fallen hardest on the poor, members of minority groups, and women. Twenty percent of all U.S. students, primarily from lower-income families, lack a computer or even an Internet connection for remote schooling, while those with more resources can turn to solutions like private tutoring or small-group “pods.”

• Studies have found that online remote learning cannot replace the classroom experience.

• The lack of personal interaction and social engagement appears to impair knowledge retention.

• The poor, members of minority groups, and women are the worst affected by the pandemic.

• Lower-income families, lack a computer or even an Internet connection for remote schooling, and cannot afford private tutoring.